Fast Company
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While most of the major players, including NBA Top Shot and CryptoPunks, prohibit owners from commercial use of their NFTs, @BoredApeYC, which recently passed $1 billion in sales on NFT marketplace OpenSea, gives full rights to the NFT owner. #BAYC f-st.co/6XFYEm5
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Retweeted by Fast Company “How people—whether they’re celebrities, artists, restaurateurs—how they set themselves up on Web3 is going to be groundbreaking,” @nickyads says. “I’m really excited how people can go out and control their digital rights and own their digital footprint.” 8/8
Who owns Web3? @BoredApeYC holders—and how they take advantage of their intellectual-property rights—will start to answer that question. @nickyads, former SVP of business development at marketing collective Cashmere Agency, says it is about taking back control. 7/8
While it’s still early days for most Bored Ape media projects, there seems to be considerable traction because the owners have the ability to act independently. It is the clearest test case for whether the Web3 rhetoric about ownership and decentralization can truly work. 6/8
Last November, NFT collector Jim McNelis and @UMG’s label 10:22PM (founded by @celinethethird) packaged four of his Bored Apes into a band called Kingship. 10:22PM describes itself as a “Web3 recording label designed precisely to turn NFTs into media properties.” 5/8
That means whomever owns a Bored Ape can spin it into whatever film, music, TV, book, or media project they want. Owners have full commercialization rights to their ape, i.e., it’s not constricted to just merchandise and there’s no monetary cap. 4/8
While most of the major players, including NBA Top Shot and CryptoPunks, prohibit owners from commercial use of their NFTs, Bored Ape Yacht Club, which recently passed $1 billion in sales on NFT marketplace OpenSea, gives full rights to the NFT owner. 3/8
Bored Ape Yacht Club (@BoredApeYC), the most popular and exclusive NFT project, gives its holders rights, and they’re trying to create the future of entertainment, writes @kcifeanyi. 2/8
Character-based NFTs have become a status symbol for owners on social media. It signals access to a community and cache — that’s usually all. But the NFT holders in the @BoredApeYC are at the forefront of what could be the next wave in the space: NFTs as intellectual property.
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